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Not crazy about the look on a softail, I think it looks best on Sportys & I prefer an accurate (as accurate as reasonably possible) fuel gauge reading.
I value others opnions, as for what the thread title suggest. Yes!
How else can we share with one another our individual preference and ezperience. That is what this site is for. Lets just be kind and only post wisely
My speedometer is on my handlebars, so it'd hit the tank if I raised it and even if it wouldn't, it messes up the gas gauge in the tank or so a friend told me.
Lol, what???? That's all this forum is about. Either worrying about what someone else is doing, or getting someone else to worry about what your doing. He'll, that's what the whole freakin' internet is about. ������
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